CoreLoop is a movement investigation app that helps athletes and active individuals identify the root cause of persistent pain or movement breakdowns. Users describe physical sensations, and the system provides one correction at a time, building a longitudinal pattern to reveal what the body is signaling. The app organizes feedback into an ongoing investigation rather than simple symptom tracking.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Many people experience chronic pain, persistent movement issues, or performance plateaus despite stretching, compensating, or following coach cues. They try various interventions but lack a systematic way to understand what is actually driving the problem, leaving them stuck guessing at causes and repeating ineffective corrections.
Solution
CoreLoop is a movement investigation app that helps users identify patterns and narrow toward the root cause of their physical issues. Users describe what feels off in their body, and CoreLoop organizes that into an investigation, suggesting one correction at a time to test. Through repeated use, the system builds a longitudinal picture of the user’s body, tightens the feedback loop, and reveals patterns that point closer to the underlying mechanism. This approach transforms vague bodily sensations into actionable, testable hypotheses rather than relying on generic instructions or external guesses.
Target Audience
Primary users are athletes, movers, and individuals with chronic or unexplained pain who are seeking a self-guided, systematic method to understand what their body is telling them. The app also serves coaches looking for better ways to help clients who struggle to “feel” cues or whose movement breaks down under load.
Features
- Structured investigation workflow that converts symptom descriptions into sequential, single-correction tests
- Longitudinal tracking that builds a cumulative picture of what the body has been communicating over time
- Pattern-recognition system designed to tighten the loop between feedback and corrective action
- Designed for use during movement practice, with sound-based interaction cues for hands-on sessions
- Focused on movement quality and body awareness, supporting users in developing better self-reading skills